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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1906

Page

3

Jocko Kelly Walks Free After Second Parole

William F. Kelly, alias Thomas Sullivan and George Francis known as Tocko Kelly, a member of the sewer gang, is released from Charlestown prison on a second parole. Governor Guild approved the release with the Executive Council after prison officials cited his model behavior since 1903 when he violated parole by robbing a penny-in-the-slot machine.

William FE. Kelly Thomas Sullivan George Francis Jocko Deer Island Boston Charlestown Jackko Concord Kelly

Chief Butters Invited to Go in Hyde Park Police Row

In Hyde Park the Board of Selectmen seeks the resignation of Police Chief Jason W. Butters. He declines to resign as Lt. Grant takes command and a public hearing may be demanded under civil service. The town notes the department ball and mourning for Officer Reynolds.

Tiade Park Board of Selectmen Jason W. Butters Butters Selectmen Grant Chief Butters Police Relief Fund Reynolds Hyde Park Boston Jenney Civil Service Act

Boston Man Refuses English Will To Marry American Sweetheart

W. F. Cram of 42 Mt. Vernon street gives up 5000 pounds and 20,000 dollars from an English cousin’s will to marry Jennie Clark of San Francisco. He learned the terms within a year he must wed an English girl he has never met, a condition he rejects in favor of his American fiancée. The couple plans marriage in two months with no concern for the fortune and call the will tainted.

W. 5. Cram Mt. Vernon Street Jennie Clark San Francisco Frederick G. Cram Liverpool England Frisco Cram Jennie

Chicago Boy Given Life Sentence

Robert Gordon, a 15 year old from Chicago, was sentenced to life at the reformatory after pleading guilty to murdering eight year old Joseph Reed. He dragged Reed under a sidewalk and beat him with a brick, then buried him to suffocate. The killer showed no emotion at plea or sentencing.

Chicago Robert Gordon Reformatory Joseph Reed Gordon Reed

Family Rescued From Fire at Mansfield

Mansfield residents relieved as eight members of the Rob ert White household are rescued from a blaze that leveled Watson block. The fire damaged surrounding property and caused over 20000 dollars in losses, leaving the family with virtually nothing.

Mansfield Robert White Watson Block

Funeral for Mrs Margery Clark Held by Mourners

In a quiet ceremony at Undertaker Jones mortuary chapel on Lagrange street yesterday, ten women mourners attended the service for Mrs Margery Clark who arranged every detail herself. Rev E J Helms officiated from Job selections, Psalms, and St Paul’s Epistle as the body was later moved to the Massachusetts crematory at Forest Hills.

Margery Clark Jones Lagrange Street Massachusetts Forest Hills

Secret parole granted to infamous convict known as Kelly

Prison commissioners observed great secrecy in releasing Kelly after a notorious criminal career. Chairman Pettigrove and Warden Bridges believe his days of crime are over and that his frail health justifies a second parole. Kelly, 41, has spent most of his life in prison and now resumes life with monthly reports to the commissioners.

Kelly Pettigrove Bridges Charlestown

Child Identifies Real Santa at Dickens Booths

A Brighton girl named Margaret Mallard asks Santa Claus at the Shuman corner Dickens booths for a fur set a doll and dishes in a carefully written letter. The scene notes her Sherlock Holmes like deduction and belief she found the real Santa.

St. Nicholas Shuman Corner Santa Claus Margaret Mallard Winship Street Brighton Mass Santa

Quien Sabe Game Latest Craze Dtc Fun

The note highlights a popular guessing game titled Quien Sabe, described as the latest craze and great fun by the publication.

Dtc

Engagement of Miss Bertha Boudreau to James Juandry in Somerville

Miss Bertha Boudreau of 4 Laurel Street Somerville announced engagement to James Juandry a popular Somerville Cambridge figure. Both are well known in the area and the wedding is planned for February with social circles noting long shared courtship.

Massachusetts Bertha Boudreau Laurel Street Somerville James Landry Cambridge Miss Boudreau William Boudreau Boudreau C. H. Pepper Dana R. Pond Ernest Florens Garo The Woman Beautiful Juandry J. Parkhill Company Loring Street MR. Landry Chickering

Corner Office Horses Lead Cambridge Race Past Usual Noon Drills

Employees at Ginn & Co. in Cambridge staged a lunch hour race between a chestnut horse and John Jennings, a bookbinder. Jennings edged the horse to win and the crowd now bets on Jennings to repeat the feat, noting the horse’s nine second 100 yard dash record.

Jack Ginn & Co First Street Cambridge Jack Jennings Mass Jennings

Needn't Fear for the Hunt Returns Safely

The overdue four masted schooner Ed win R. Hunt is found safe after a Dec 13 contact with the British steamer St. Quentin 25.06N 59.17W. Capt Sargent led the voyage from St Anne's Bay Cape Breton Aug 16, with repairs and delays en route before reaching Chester Pa. and Halifax. The Bath owned vessel had been blown off course by storms and only recently heard from after cargo and repairs.

Edwin R. Hunt Parsell St. Quentin New York Buenos Ayres Bermuda Hunt Sargent St. Anne’s Bay Cape Breton Chester Halifax Bath

Flooding Hub Colliery by Atlantic Tides Aimed at Fire

Glace Bay Nova Scotia December 19 The Dominion Coal Company plans to flood the Hub colliery by breaking a dam and letting rising Atlantic tides drown the mine fire 60 feet below sea level. The flooding is expected to reach most of the mine within a week as efforts to smother the blaze continue.

Glace Bay N. S Atlantic Ocean Dominion Coal Company Hub

Burglars Crack Millbury Safe

Burglars descended upon the post office here early this morning, blew the safe and wrecked the office, and escaped with $200 in stamps $7 in money and three registered letters.

Millbury

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